I'm having a lot of trouble with certbox and .well-known/acme-challenge folder

[GerryOnGithub]

certbox wants me to put verification files under .well-known/acme-challenge but zoraxy won't serve files from that folder

.well-known works just fine, but not .well-known/acme-challenge

How can I get zoraxy to respond with files in the .well-known/acme-challenge folder?

[GRIFFCOMMca]

Not sure why cerbox will do that as acme-challenge when using certifytheweb application deletes this folder once the cert is tested.

[GerryOnGithub]

not using cerifytheweb, which either way doesn't explain why zoraxy won't serve files in that folder

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[GRIFFCOMMca]

but it does explain why, the folder its trying to use is considered temporary, so nothing permanent should be stored in it such as your new permanent certificate, hence why you cant use it.

Its an internal "hidden" location used by certificate validation.

[tobychui]

In Zoraxy there is a module that handles special routing rule (highest priority routes in the whole reverse proxy router architecture) registration. I am seeing the acme module registered and occupied that path when starting and didn't release it until the application close.

I guess you might want to ask @yeungalan for more details.

[GerryOnGithub]

Thanks, I'll check it out.

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